Five Star Tree Services

Autumn can be a beautiful time of the year, the leaves begin to change colour, the weather gets cooler, and let's not forget - pumpkin spice everything! Another thing to be aware of during this time of year is how to properly care for your trees.

If you don't really like gardening, one way to make your yard look nicer is to have hedges. Having these are very advantageous. Nice gardens can add a lot of value to your home, while increasing the overall aesthetic. We are going to talk about hedges.

Trees are an amazing thing to have on your property, especially with all of the positives they come with. But if they are not properly cared for or are at the end of their life, they can post a risk.

Leaders are also known as a co-dominant stem. You can get this in trees when two branches are about the same size and originate from the same spot. This spot is also known as the terminal bud.

Living in Ontario usually means that we don't experience wildfires. However, it's not entirely impossible. Drought, dry, and windy conditions can create the perfect circumstance for a fire.

There are many reasons as to why a tree should be pruned. Some of the reasons involve developing a new tree structure, removing dead or diseased branches, removing hazards, as well as encouraging a tree to grow faster and stronger.

In a lot of different cities, the preservation and presence of trees is extremely vital. When you put trees around a building, they serve a very important role. In the summer, they offer shade for anyone who is looking to escape the heat.

All trees have roughly the same anatomy, with slight differences between them. All trees hve roots, a trunk, branches, and leaves. We are going to go over the anatomy in more detail. The Roots We are going to go from the bottom up.

In general, most people know basic knowledge about trees and their types. A more advanced term that a lot of people don't know about, however, is opposite branching.

A lot of homes can be made to look much better with evergreen pine trees. Since these are coniferous trees, they keep their beautiful deep green look, even throughout the cold months of winter.